but they are radical in their effect against the agenda of the left. you saw that. trump was effective against the agenda of the left so you take him out. but they don't talk about -- the softball shooting of congress. again, violence against republicans. they don't talk about -- i can't frinkly name a mass shooting in the last year or two in america that wasn't committed by a transgender lunatic that has been pumped up on probably hormones since they were three years old because they want to normalize that and if you say something about it is forbidden because we are supposed to trust the science even if it is not science that even if everyone understands it. those people are protected, they are hidden, they are beyond reproach. you will never see the manifesto. now you are reading about transgender paraphernalia written on the cartridges of this rifle that killed one of my dearest friends in life. it is an absolute sickness. i think the one thing charlie perhaps did better than anyone is that charlie actually brought people together.

the whole entrance into the portal of twitter is -- it is a sort of drunken, intoxicating moment. i don't know what i was thinking anyway. i really don't know what i'm doing. i don't know what i'm doing. >> jimmy: yeah. it is fun, though. yeah. look at this, "didn't it rain." is this a nod to peanuts at all? is this schroder? >> well, it is a little bit. >> jimmy: a little bit? >> yeah. i like the solemnity. but it was a great thing about schroder. he was always very intense and serious about what he was doing. >> jimmy: he really was. >> brilliant. undistractable. >> jimmy: and bad posture. >> which i have, too. >> jimmy: yeah. me, too. yeah. >> yeah. >> jimmy: but it's comfortable. >> yeah. no, like this. this is much better. people enjoy this. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: absolutely. i've got to say, the first -- your first cd, we had you on here for that and gosh, it was fantastic. i go and -- i never knew that you -- i knew you as a comedian, first. then i knew you as serious on "house." but still funny. and i didn't know you were that good at playing blues. and you are. yeah.

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questions to speak about the secretary azar: thank you. good afternoon, everyone. president said earlier we need to put america's patients first and not take advantage of them. i want to put a frame together for the actions you will see in and what the, president and i talked about today so you have a sense of where we are going here. problems, highor list prices for drugs, andrnment rules that teddy the way of plans getting good deals for our senior citizens in our medicare programs. the third is foreign countries free writing off american innovation and the fourth is -- high,et out-of-pocket costs especially for our seniors. the administration has already made a lot of progress. the fda has approved more generic drugs than ever before $8.8 billionaving in the first year. we changed medicare reimbursement rules to bring for out of pocket spending senior citizens, saving them $320 million out of pocket for the drugs they by each year. work we ared the laying out now is focused on four strategies. to help fix this complex problem we face. first. increased competition, third, incentives to lower list prices and forth, lowering out-of-pocket costs. it is crucial we have more competition in prescription drug markets. that means we need a vital generic drug industry and generic drug market. we need to nurture a new competitive generic drugthat me, generics for those complex, expensive biologic medicines. we need to foster and nurture that. we have to get after pharma companies that engage in anticompetitive practices and try to block the entry of generics or bio similar products to market, like for instance blocking access to their products so they can't do studies they need to do in order affordableoval of an generic or bio similar product. bring morehave to private sector negotiation to our medicare program to get the best deals. the part d discount program is now 15 years old. created it there when we and it is still a great program the best at negotiating great deals for our senior citizens and was really able to drive tight formularies that were very efficient and that is what kept that part d drug plan cost below forecast. so often15 years, as happens with government programs, it got frozen in place, and the private sector kept adapting and learning, especially after the economic crisis of 2007, how to control drug spending even better. part d stayed static. the same toolsg available to the private sector sothose part d drug programs they can drive great deals for our seniors. we also have part b, these are drugs the physician administers. paid right now are basically on a list price, plus a markup read there is no negotiation involved in that it all, and the president has proposed, we have got to figure out a way to move those drugs, especially the high cost ones, into the part d negotiations so that we can start getting bargains on that for our seniors and taxpayers. look at other mechanisms and you will see some other ones in the blueprint that also help us negotiate better deals. and this is a complex area. right now we have to bring incentives to lower list drug prices. incentive inery the system is to increase and have high list drug prices, because everybody in the system except the patient and taxpayer is wetting their beak along the way. they are getting a percent of that list price. everybody makes more money along math just works that way. we need to flip the incentives so that it financially makes less sense to increase prices. one of the things we are going indo, i talked about this the rose garden, is we are that you have to -- disclose the list price of your drug. if the patient is having a discussion with a doctor about a drive, telling them all the good do, it ist drug can relevant to know if it is a $50,000 drug or a $100,000 drop, because often the patient is

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nicolle wallace starts now. >>> it's 4:00 in washington, d.c. we're learning details on the mueller report. a justice department official telling nbc news it will take, quote, week, not months, for barr to make a version of mueller's original report public. that official stressing there are no plans to give a copy of

huge. >> [inaudible] >> yeah. we are exploring it. this is the problem. when you had the big bill come out. no one, this was a surprise to everyone that this would be in there. i think we have a thriving industry. we are starting to see now that our regulatory process, everything around on the cannabis side of things, we've had the opportunities. it's very disruptive. at this point in time, we certainly welcome that industry. we welcome the work that's been done. listening to the folks in this, this came out of left field to them.

words in 1847 i did in fact look words in 1847 i did in fact look it up. but the first time there was a word of the year was actually in 1990. the american die. you were alive then i, i don't know if i was alive. mystery. the american dialect society, bush lips, bush lips. >> bush lips. what? oh, like read my. >> read my lips. no new. >> that was a really that word caught on like wildfire. >> it was a big one. we're still using it to this day. >> what else we got? >> i would also tell you oxford is not the only one that puts out a word of the year. dictionary.com has six seven. >> i know. >> okay. yeah. which i looked it up. i have no idea. it was part of a song basketball videos. but the bottom line is it makes no sense. >> it's nonsensical. i'll tell you what it means. yeah. thank you. harry enten. thanks very much. the news continues right here on cnn. >> tonight, new accusations about donald trump's boat bombings and who ordered the

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had in any other month during this pandemic. it's because of thinking ahead, and the robust pipeline. all of that is actually helping us move forward. it's going to help us end this pandemic. this is a tough time. it's going to be a tough few weeks, but we will get through it. >> dr. murthy, you mentioned those therapeutics, anti-viral pills. they have had extraordinary results, but only 20 million more were ordered, and there's 35 million people unvaccinated people. >> so here's what's important, martha, is to recognize that there are actually multiple therapeutics we have now. so while the 20 million refers to the pfizer medication, there are additional medications. there's the merck medication, and also intravenous medications, three of them, in fact, we have now that we feel confident are effective against covid-19, and we have thousands

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g. thanks for watching. >>> good morning, america. double holiday trouble. two storms sweeping across the country right now, snow and freezing rain making roads slick in the east, a winter storm warning in the west. more than a foot of snow expected in some areas as millions of americans take to the roads and the skies on this security stepped up for the macy's thanksgiving day parade. 3 million people are expected to line the streets. sand-filled truck, thousands of officers on duty and at the ready concern that isis has called the parade a great target. >>> you're hired. donald trump adds to his cabinet set to pick a billionaire investor as commerce secretary after naming the first two women to top posts as the president-elect calls for unity

slotkin, started citing hollywood movies as the rationale for the video. so it seems pretty crazy to me that democrats would raise the prospect of illegal orders and not be able to name any venezuela. look, there's a lot of differences of opinion out there. and on comey and james, it wasn't about the merits of the case. it was about the appointment of the prosecutor, which is a different thing. but beyond all of that, my rebuttal to this is that the u.s. constitution has been serving us quite well for 250 years, and there are remedies for everything in the constitution. but the number one remedy for any political issue in america is called an election. and we just had one in november. and i think there are certain people that haven't gotten over it. >> i actually agree with scott's conclusion. i mean, i don't think that the that the constitution is not built for donald trump. i do think elections happen. elections have consequences. i mean, i was just looking at a pew pew poll recently talking about how hispanic voters are now having buyer's remorse. you see aidan ross, you see a litany of young voters, young, particularly white male voters who are saying, this is not what i voted for. so, yeah, i mean, it's

together. clare sebastian cnn london. >> israel says it's reviewing an incident where a soldier shot and killed two people following a surrender procedure. in this video, you can see two men come out of a building with their hands above their heads. they're surrounded by what appears to be israeli soldiers. later, the two are seen on the ground as multiple rounds of gunfire are heard. cnn is not showing that moment. israeli officials say the two were wanted for alleged terror activities. the palestinian authority has condemned the killing, calling it, quote, a fully fledged war crime. israel says it used military aircraft as part of its counterterrorism operation in the occupied west bank. there's not much more information for now, but the israeli military said the air force provided aerial assistance to soldiers. pope leo is warning that, conflicts on the global level are endangering humanity. he made the remarks during an impassioned address to civic and political leaders in turkey

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part of its retribution campaign. >> and holiday heartache and headaches. already, a tornado touches down in texas, damaging at least 100 homes, forcing travel delays and cancellations as well. and remember, 82 million americans are expected to travel for thanksgiving starting today. >> and this. >> morning, an 18 year. old cheerleader found dead under a mattress. >> on a cruise ship. >> the fbi now. >> reportedly questioning. >> her younger stepbrother in connection. >> with her death. >> i'm sara sidner with john berman and kate bolduan. this is cnn news central >> this morning. >> we are hearing from democratic senator mark kelly for the first time since the secretary of defense announced the extraordinary step to investigate the retired navy captain, even threatening to recall him to active duty to potentially face court martial. this is all about a video that kelly and five other democrats made urging u.s. troops to defy

going so far as to unlawfully explain to a jury that they didn't need to rely on the evidence that they'd seen because the government would have better and more evidence at trial. and denying that comey had a fifth amendment privilege. so, you know, i mean, she hasn't done anything to distinguish herself, including lying to the judge in court in front of judge nachmanoff the other day, saying saying that, that she was, you know, she that the that the grand jury had actually voted on this when we know it's just not true. >> yeah. >> all right. ty, thank you very much. ty cobb. and everyone is here with me now. i mean, van, you get a ruling like this, and it's interesting as ty saying, they're going to appeal a ruling that was just whether she has the right to be there or not. they could just let the whole thing go and try to bring the case separately. right. go on the merits. but that's not what they say they're going to do. does this ruling, both of these cases being tossed, change trump's political power right now? >> look, i think the fizz is starting to come out of the soda. the fizz is coming out of

everyone aware of this man just as the prime minister here saying, we don't want to scare people. but we do want to warn them. we believe more attacks are planned here in france and in europe in the coming weeks. overnight, french police carrying out more than 160 raids across the country. these images from the city of tolouse. this scene from a suburb of paris. more than 20 people arrested. weapons seized, a rocket launcher, and ka lash alashniko. authorities identifying the master mind as bell jam adelamin aboud. this morning, people in paris trying to restore a sense of routine. people on their way to work. taking subways and buses again.

>> there has been some intelligence with regard to some of the sites that there has been some movement in order for the syrians to better secure the chemicals. while there has been some limited moment, again, the major sites still remain in place, still remain secure. >>shepard: you may recall president obama warned the syrian government not to move their chemical weapons. listen. >> we cannot have a situation where chemical or biological weapons are falling into the hands of the wrong people. we have been very clear to the assad regime and also to other players on the ground, that a red line for us is we see a budge chemical weapons moving around or being utilized. >>shepard: a red line for us is if we see a bunch of chemical

week. that is almost 800 more than last year. >> baltimore police will meet with members of the park heights community in less than an hour to address concerns from the community after a rash of car vandalism over the weekend that had anti-semitic tones. kmbc joins us live from the jewish community center -- camp casey joins us live from the jewish community center. >> whoever is responsible will be facing much stiffer penalties. several residents in northwest baltimore will go up to a disturbing side saturday. swastikas, the word hitler, and other offensive things spray- painted on their vehicles. two of the victims were startled to find the vandalism. >> i was very surprised and shocked and a lot of people around were very disturbed. >> i was horrified when i first side. it is never lacking to see something like that >> in all, five vehicles were vandalized in

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>> cnn's clare sebastian joins me now from london. and there was a deadline for ukraine to decide on a deal. where does that deadline stand now? clare? >> well, it seems to be not as hard a deadline as the statements coming out last week, suggested marco rubio, saying he hopes it will be soon. he hopes it will be thursday, but certainly not enforcing that in any kind of hard line way and making it clear that they need more time. so i think that moment of danger where ukraine essentially was presented last week with this peace plan and told that it would have to accept it or keep fighting. in the words of donald trump, that that sort of has lifted for the moment. and obviously everyone is coming out of those talks on sunday touting real progress. look, i think we don't know yet what has changed in this document. the joint statement coming out of those talks said that they had an updated and refined piece framework, and certainly zelensky struck a relatively positive tone, saying that diplomacy had been activated. they had signals the u.s. was listening. but he made an address this morning, a virtual address to the swedish

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President Donald Trump addressed the United Nations General Assembly in New York City. He railed against what he said were countries' embrace of illegal immigration and renewable energy and accused the U.N. of supporting illegal migration into the United States. Moreover, Trump criticized the U.N. in general and asked, "what is the purpose of the United Nations?" and added, "It has such tremendous, tremendous potential, but it's not even coming close to living up to that potential. ... Empty words don't solve war." Sponsor: White House,United Nations | General Assembly

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President Trump and British Prime Minister Keir Starmer held a joint press conference at the end of President Trump's second official state visit to the United Kingdom, where they talked about the importance of the alliance between the U.S. and the U.K., and of the $42 billion tech trade deal signed during the visit. They also took questions on the ongoing efforts to end the Russia-Ukraine war and the split between the U.S. and U.K. over whether to recognize the Palestinian state as well as the state of free speech in both countries. President Trump talked publicly about ABC's suspension of late-night host Jimmy Kimmel, following remarks he made in the wake of the killing of conservative activist Charlie Kirk. Sponsor: White House

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President Trump spoke to reporters as he returned to the White House from the U.S. Open tennis finals in New York, answering questions on a variety of topics including the arrest of hundreds of South Korean workers from a Hyundai battery plant in Georgia. He also talked about directing federal law enforcement in Washington, DC, which he said was a success that could be replicated in Chicago and other cities. Sponsor: White House

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[LIVE] President Trump gives remarks at a dinner hosted at the White House Rose Garden. Sponsor: White House

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[LIVE] President Donald Trump hosts tech leaders for a dinner in the State Dining Room at the White House. Guests include Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg, Apple CEO Tim Cook, Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates and OpenAI CEO Sam Altman. Sponsor: White House

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[LIVE] Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. testifies on President Donald Trump's health care agenda before the Senate Finance Committee. This happens following the firing of CDC Director Susan Monarez less than a month into her tenure. Sponsor: Senate Finance Committee

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President Trump announced the headquarters for the Space Force, also known as Space Command, will be relocated to Huntsville, Alabama. The Biden Administration had changed the original awarding of the base from Huntsville to Colorado, but the Trump administration reverted that decision back to Alabama. Trump was joined by the Alabama Congressional delegation and took questions from reporters. He addressed a multitude of topics, including sending National Guard troops to Chicago and appealing a recent court decision on his tariffs to the Supreme Court. Sponsor: White House

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Vice President JD Vance delivered remarks at a commercial refrigeration facility in Peachtree City, Georgia, promoting the GOP's tax and spending cuts bill, officially known as One Big Beautiful Bill Act. Vance promoted some of the bill's provisions, such as its tax exemptions for tips and overtime pay. He then spoke out against Democratic Sen. Jon Ossoff (GA), who faces reelection in the 2026 midterms. Moreover, Vance touched on the Trump administration's crackdown of crime in Washington, DC, and the federal takeover of the district's police. Sponsor: White House | Office of the Vice President

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President Trump and Ukrainian President Zelensky talked to reporters before their Oval Office meeting to discuss an end to the Russia-Ukraine war. The meeting followed President Trump's summit in Alaska with Russian President Putin. Sponsor: White House

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President Trump signed a proclamation commemorating the 90th anniversary of the Social Security Act. The president says the proclamation will help to protect Social Security. The Act was originally signed in 1935 by then President Franklin D. Roosevelt. Following the signing he answered several questions from reporters including questions on his upcoming summit with Russian President Vladimir Putin. President Trump said, "We are going to see what happens," then added that he is really looking forward to their second meeting which he said will include Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky. The president also commented on efforts to curb crime in Washington, DC. Sponsor: White House

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President Donald Trump announced a federal takeover of Washington, DC's police department and that around 800 National Guard troops would be deployed in DC. These actions happened as Trump pledged to crack down on crime in the nation's capital, despite DC's government, the FBI, and news sources reporting a decline in crime in recent years. The president has control of federal law enforcement agencies, including the FBI and U.S. Park Police. Trump also said service members would be deployed to assist federal authorities and the National Guard "if necessary." Moreover, Trump mentioned the possibility of "land-swapping" in regard to his upcoming meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin on negotiations to end the Russia-Ukraine war. Trump was joined by Attorney General Pam Bondi, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, FBI Director Kash Patel, Interior Secretary Doug Burgum, and U.S. Attorney for the District of Columbia Jeanine Pirro. Sponsor: White House

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The McCain Institute held a discussion on the possibilities for U.S.-Russia relations after the Russia-Ukraine War. A panel made up of members from the McCain Institute's Russia Task Force discussed several topics including the importance of the NATO alliance, expanding the U.S. defense budget, Russia working with other U.S. adversaries and the president implementing sanctions on countries who support Russia amid the Russia-Ukraine war. Sponsor: McCain Institute for International Leadership

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